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The definitive Geographical case study, if you ever needed a case study to use this was it. The only place to suffer droughts, famines, floods and volcanic eruptions on cue.
Example A)
Teacher - 'Does anyone have al example of this type of flooding?'
Student - ''El Scorchio in Indonesia when there was a monsoon in 2004'
Teacher - '....'
Example B)
Student A - I can't think of a case study for a famine
Student B - How about El Scorchio in Ghana and the great famine it suffered in 1957?
“Everlasting God” or External God”
Psalm 90 : 1-2
"Lord, you have been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever you had formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, you are God".
El Olam
“The Everlasting God” or “The External God”
Psalm 90 : 1-2
"Lord, you have been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever you had formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, you are God".
El Olam
Is a crunchy food enjoyed by millions around the world. The meals origions are unknown but have been adopted by many countries adopted this easy to come by meal as thier national dish.
You properly enjoy a "crunchy sandwich de el salv" by witnessing someone of higher status eating and approaching them begging for some. They become disgusted upon laying eyes on you groveling on your knees and strike you causing you to fall and get a mouthful of crunchy red clay or dirt depending where you are.
This meal is often paired with a discarded sunbaked waterbottles with condensation inside, or whatever other scraps you can find on the ground.
I asked him for a a crumb of bread but instead he generously gave me a whole crunchy sandwich de el Salv.
el pogo.
el pogo can be used in any situation making it an incredibly top tier word with basically no meaning.
It can be used to define ANY feeling
This word is the power you hold in any situation making you immortal until the world exists, till the end of time and back
John: My dog died
Dingus: Sad el pogo